Mohave County miner., 1887-10-29
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LOCAL BaEvErlEs.
silver 8 SO. Lead $4.2S

clusion.
Taggat & Co. are receiving fresh goods
every day. ..
A prickly pear--the hedgehog and the
porcupine.
Supervisor johnson was one of the
many who took in the ball.
Sheriff Steen returned from his trip TO
California on Friday morning.
Fresh fruit, all the kinds in season, al
ways ON hand at Watkins Bros.
Have the MINER sent to your friends in
the East, California and elsewhere.
A full line OF stationery Of all kinds for
sale at low prices by Watkins Bros.
W. ii. Taggart is builcing an addition
VI two rooms on his dwelling house.
Now is the time to get the ground
ready for planting trees next spring.
We noticed a lot Of machinery for JOHN
Barry lying at the depot on Monday.
Frank Smith is in charge OF Hslsey'
lumber yard during the boss's absence.
The Peach Springs delegation appeared
to enjoy themselves. Come again, boys.
The new hotel starts off with big run
OF customers, just as the MINER predicted
II would. ..
Jim Carter has gone out to Lost Basin
to look after his mining interests in that
vicinity.
Sam1 Crozier, ESD, Chairman OF the
Board OF Supervisors, was in town on
Thursday.
L. j. Lassell il in town, but he has
hard work to get around 80 as to see all
his friends.
VIM. Grant, the popular young mer-
chant, was down from blackberry On
Monday night.
Look out Tor your stovepipes. II you
don't want the town to burn up some OF
these fine nights.
J. A. Carrow, one Of the ranchmen OF
the Big Sandy, vas in town during the
early part OF the week.
The new gong at the hotel 10 immense.
We suggest that it be hung up under the
p,rch and used as a fire bell.
Warren Weaver and J.. A. Moynihan
representing San Francisco clothing
: koasos, we're ia town on Thursday.
Chas. Zeiger, the well known whole
sale liquor merchant of Albuquerque, wai
one Of the many at the opening ball.
G. o. Austin, Of San Francisco, was in
town during the early part Of the week,
AS was also p. d. Berry, OF Flagstaff.
Business must be good with our mer'
chants. 1t is good sign when every
body is improving, building additions, etc
Geo. w. Addison left for California on
Tuesday morning, but whether he left
any aching hearts behind him We know
not. ..-e.-..
Kingman ID getting TO be the best
known Of all stations on the Atlantic 4
Pacific, and our town il getting it's name
up in the world.
Ponds Extract, the only true remedy
for blind and bleeding piles, and hemor'
rhages of all kinds. Try it once and you
win always use it.
Gravel is very heavy this season, i"
said the tired suburban as the fat woman
sat down and wedged him into about four
inches OF the seat.
The time for assessment work is al
hand, and the man who has ten or fifteen
claims is in a peck OF trouble, which il
good enough for him.
An Omaha editor has discovered that
there is no such thing as bald-heade1
idiot. Bu. il he would come further West
he might change his mind.
Miss Kate Cornell, who has been visit
ing in Kingman for some weeks, left for
her home on the Big Sandy last Tuesday
accompanied by Mrs. DIR. Sherman.
luc Tdptuiy iuSIEdSibk bhsiuCc5 hchC
by Wells, Fargo & Co., and the Western
Union Company, is another evidence oI
the fact that the tosn Of kingman is
growing very fast.
r j. X. Halsey, our lumber merchant,
left for San Francisco on Thursday
train, for short business trip. We
shall expect whole tram load Of lumber
to follow him when he comes back.
Watkins Bros, at the Kingman drug
store, handle none but the best grades o
cigars in the market. They are retailing
among many other choice brands, thu
we'll known Key West Cigars at two TO
twenty-five cents.
The construction train and pile drivinI
outfit Of the A. & p. X. X. have bee,
putting in extra piles and otherwis
strengthening and repairing the bridge
between Wsllapai Siding and Kingma
during the past week.
The numerous friends OF Deacon w. I
Frost, Of the Methodist Church South
are thinking of raising subscription fo
the purpose Of purchasing him an orga
TO be used at tine Sunday evening Revival.
Col. Kinzer will head the lIst.
Since Jack Coran's partner has exper